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Torrontés
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Torrontés is a white wine from Chile, especially from the Elqui Valley region. It has a pale golden color and a distinctive, aromatic taste.
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Toh-rohn-TAYS
Torrontés is a white wine from Chile, especially from the Elqui Valley region. It has a pale golden color and a distinctive, aromatic taste.
Fruity notes
Body
Tannins
Torrontés is a white wine from Chile, especially from the Elqui Valley region. It has a pale golden color and a distinctive, aromatic taste. This wine features aromas of orange blossom, jasmine, and a hint of spice. On the palate, it is light-bodied with bright acidity and flavors of citrus, tropical fruit, and a floral finish. Torrontés pairs perfectly with Asian cuisine, light desserts, and fresh cheeses. Its aromatic and vibrant nature makes it a delightful choice for various dining experiences.
Although more commonly found in Argentina, Torrontés has been embraced by some Chilean winemakers. Its floral aroma and bright acidity make it a refreshing choice for warm days.
Torrontés is excellent with "Ceviche," the wine's aromatic and crisp profile complementing the fresh fish, or pair it with "Spicy Asian Dishes," where its floral notes balance the heat.
This wine can be drunk without food
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